Secondary Glazing Suppliers for Stained Glass & Lead Light Windows

Grade Listed houses are beautiful they can be quite draughty without the appropriate measures in place. Many homeowners want to upgrade their windows without compromising the integrity and history of their beloved building. Whether by personal preference or listed building restrictions, Glasswood can help you preserve your original windows through secondary glazing.

We have a toughened or laminated glass secondary glass glazing system for leaded lights and windows that requires no framework and is almost invisible once fitted. Secondary glazing by Glasswood not only increases your windows’ amenity but also improves your home’s safety and security.

This option has been approved for use in listed buildings and is always treated on a ‘case by case’ basis. We use no permanent fixings into the frames or screws that would damage the window frames.

Also, if you were to remove our secondary glazing system in the future there would be no evidence that it had ever been fitted. In fact, when it is fitted, not even your camera can pick up its presence.

Glasswood has over 30 years’ in the field of stained glass windows and leaded lights. From design, manufacture, fitting, restoration and maintenance the experts at Glasswood will ensure that your have the windows that your property deserves.

Secondary Glazing Range

One of the most commonly used forms of secondary glazing. Ideal over typical 2 and 3 pane external casement windows, patio doors and any window formation with vertical sight lines.

There is no limit on the number of panels in one individual frame and frame length is up to 5.5m. Frames can be joined catering for bigger windows/partitions etc.

3 Track option is available for maximum opening effect.

Panels are removable at anytime.

Panels slide on nylon skids which run on a PVC track. Heavy duty rollers are optional for heavy and narrow panes or simply to enhance a regular size slider. Once rollers are fitted a regular healthy adult can slide panels with one finger!

Windows are opened via a handle running the full height of the panel and slide left or right as required. When closing the unit it may be necessary to hold panel closed while shutting the other if locks have not been fitted, this is quite normal and is due to the tight tolerances in which the unit operates.

Other options include:

Centre key locks for added security

Flip over handle locks (slide locks) each side of the frame

Anti-Lift inserts (panels become non-removable) Suited to public hatchways

Fixed panels are the smallest, simplest form of secondary glazing and good value. Face fixed with screws or with turnbuckles to be easily removed as required.

The unit has a neoprene bubble gasket to the rear which provides superb air tight sealing qualities. They are often used for non-opening windows, wooden doors suffering from draught and bespoke projects.

Great for fixed windows where only occasional access is required for cleaning etc.

Lift outs are removed from the frame by the handle running full length at the bottom of the pane. To remove the panel from the frame lift the panel via the handle upwards until the panel touches the inside of the outer frame head. The bottom of the panel can then be tilted out towards the operator until it is clear of the bottom frame. The panel can then be lowered from the head and removed for cleaning etc. To replace the panel in the frame simply reverse the above procedure.

Joiner bar available to join multiple lift out or hinge in frame units together.